Hey everyone! Lately, I've been struggling to stay accountable while writing scripts for my YouTube videos and writing email newsletters. If you've also been putting off some deep work, how about we schedule two 90-minute deep work sessions each week, say, on Thursdays and Saturdays? The idea is that we'll jump on a Zoom call (I have a premium subscription), keep our videos on but stay muted for 90 mins (NO RECORDING). This will create a dedicated, focused space for us to tackle essential tasks twice a week. At the end of each session, we can share our progress, ask each other questions, and provide feedback to help improve our efficiency. Let me know if this sounds appealing to you. If it is something you are interested in, shoot me a pm explaining three simple things: - Why you would be a good fit? - What exactly you are trying to accomplish through deep work sessions? - What are your goals this year?

So I need some help. I've been consistently posting videos for 3 months now... yet I feel compared to most people I'm making zero progress. I only have 8 subscribers, which is way less than a lot of people who have like 50 subs and have almost no uploads at all. I just feel so frustrated that no one cares, and I'm kinda just relying on dumb luck, that one video works well, and I just go from 8 to 100 subs, or something like that. My plan was to focus on just the main important things (recording the video for the most part, zero editing), and then as I gain money from the channel, I will pay someone/or more to edit the videos. But that is going to be a LONG time if my grow rate continues I feel as if I'm just doing something wrong, that I make videos teaching about what I learned in the past, but I'm never going to make any $$$ from it because no one seems to care. What do you think I should do? Keep on doing what I'm doing, no editing, and hope and pray? Or should I just edit my own videos, do EVERYTHING and be a business of one?